About this Event
A new space for artists, freelancers, creative businesses and cultural organisations to connect, collaborate and shape culture in Greenwich.
The new Greenwich Creative Network brings together creative people working creatively from across the borough, from individual practitioners and grassroots groups to cultural institutions and creative SMEs.
Supported by the Royal Borough of Greenwich and co-funded by Arts Council England, the network exists to strengthen the local creative community, support collaboration, and create a shared voice for culture in Greenwich.
This is a space shaped by the people who take part and we want you to be part of it.
The network is open to anyone working creatively in Greenwich, including:
- artists and creative practitioners
- freelancers and creative SMEs
- grassroots organisations and collectives
- cultural institutions and creative businesses
Whether you’re just starting out or already established, the network offers a place to meet collaborators, share knowledge and help shape how culture grows locally.
We especially welcome creative freelancers and grassroots voices who want to be part of building something new.
What you can expect
The Greenwich Creative Network will offer:
- regular meet-ups and sector events
- peer-to-peer learning and collaboration
- opportunities to influence cultural development in the borough
- an annual borough-wide gathering of the creative community
Meet the Co-Chairs
The Greenwich Creative Network is co-chaired by David Hutchinson and Feliciana Dalley, 2 creative leaders with strong connections to the borough’s cultural community.
David Hutchinson
Founder & CEO, Selladoor Worldwide
The Path Entertainment Group
David is a producer of large-scale immersive experiences and theatrical productions, with nearly 20 years in the entertainment industry.
His work focuses on storytelling, innovation and creating new audience experiences.
Feliciana Dalley
Founder & CEO, Félie
Feliciana is a designer and creative entrepreneur with a background in architecture and luxury brand management.
A Greenwich resident and Ravensbourne graduate, she champions community-driven design and pathways into the creative industries.
The New Greenwich Creative Network is Supported using public funding by Arts Council England www.artscouncil.org.uk
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Woolwich Works, 11 No 1 Street, London, United Kingdom
USD 0.00
